
About this episode
Affinity Federal Credit Union presents the Wellbeing And Your Wallet podcast! In this episode, expert hosts Shawn Lubitz and Grant Gallagher discuss money attachment styles and how they impact our financial decisions.
Key discussion topics include: different relationship attachment styles, communicating about money with a partner, improving your own relationship with money, and more.
Following the main discussion, the team shares their response to a question from the member mailbag. Grant pulls the following submission: I always feel guilty about spending money, even when it’s for something I need or really want. It’s starting to make it hard to enjoy the things I work so hard for. How can I strike a better balance between saving and spending without feeling so anxious about it?
Finally, Grant concludes the discussion by highlighting Affinity’s Cash Back Debit Account, noting how it can be a useful financial tool for individuals and couples.
Just a reminder if you have a question or comment for a future Member Mailbag segment, please send it to @affinityfcu on Facebook with #MemberMailbag.
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